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Film perforation sensor
   
Document Number
US Patent 3913115
Issued Date
October 14, 1975
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Abstract
A film perforation sensor assembly is provided for determining the extent of film movement as film is advanced following an exposure to locate a new film frame in the exposure aperture of an automatically operated, electrically powered still camera accepting a film cartridge containing film having a single perforation proximate each film frame. To improve the sensitivity of the sensor assembly, a movement multiplier is provided to control actuation of a motor energizing circuit so that film is advanced a predetermined length.
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Owner
Bell & Howell Company (Chicago, IL)
Published
October 14, 1975
Application Number
05/473,522
Filed
May 28, 1974
US Classification
396/398   396/284
Int'l Classification
G03B   17/42   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
USPTO Field of Search
354/213   354/215   354/217   354/218  
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